Goldman Park offers quiet streets with easy city access
Located in southern Milwaukee, Goldman Park blends a suburban feel with easy access to the rest of the city. Buyers who want quiet residential streets and a mix of ranch-style homes are often drawn to the neighborhood. Convenient access to major highways makes commuting easier, and neighborhood schools are a perk for families.
Homes from the 1960s with a range of updates
Ranch-style homes are a common sight in Goldman Park, many featuring finished lower levels and detached garages. Colonial-style homes and Cape Cods are also popular in the area. Most homes date to the 1960s, and many have been updated over the years with renovated kitchens, hardwood floors and finished rec rooms. The median sale price is in the low $300,000s, and the market spans from the lower $200,000s to the upper $300,000s. This generally makes the neighborhood more expensive than Maitland Park and College Heights, but less than Oak Creek, Greenfield and Franklin.
Most homes in the area are midcentury builds.
Many homes offer attached garages.
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Students can study Italian at the neighborhood school
Goldman Park is part of the Milwaukee Public Schools district. Victory School is located in the heart of the neighborhood and offers students the opportunity to study Italian as a world language.
The Victory School offers Italian as a world language option.
Casimir Pulaski High School.
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Lagoons, trails and year-round recreation
Stanley J. Konkel Park has weaving trails and a boardwalk through a wetland area, along with playgrounds, picnic spots, softball fields and sand volleyball courts. Wilson Park covers nearly 80 acres and features a paved walking trail circling the largest lagoon in the Milwaukee County Parks system. Baseball diamonds, tennis courts and a sand volleyball court round out its athletic offerings. The adjacent Wilson Recreation Center and ice arena provide year-round options, including an outdoor pool in summer and an ice rink in colder months.
Romine's High Pockets in Goldman Park.
Romine’s High Pockets in the Goldman Park neighborhood.
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Getting around with access to Interstate 41 and bus transit
Interstate 41 runs through Goldman Park, providing direct highway access for commuters. Downtown is about 10 miles away. The Milwaukee County Transit System operates several bus lines with stops on College Avenue and South 27th Street.
Local restaurants and Southridge Mall cover daily needs
From longtime neighborhood staples to newer regional favorites, the area around Goldman Park offers a little bit of everything when it comes to dining. You can grab a bite at these spots:
Azteca Taco Truck, a food truck with Mexican classics made to order
Marco's "World Famous" Pizza, a neighborhood pizzeria baking hand-tossed pies in deck ovens since 1959
Chucho's Red Tacos, slow-cooked beef birria tacos and quesadillas with consommé for dipping
Milwaukee Burger Company, oversized burgers and cheese curds paired with local craft beers on tap
Water Street Brewery, Milwaukee's first brewpub with rotating house-brewed beers and comfort food
For everyday errands and bigger shopping trips, many Goldman Park residents head toward the Southridge Mall in nearby Greendale, where they'll find major retailers, dining options and entertainment in one spot. South 27th Street and the surrounding Greenfield retail corridors are also popular for grocery runs and other daily necessities.
Maitland Park offers walking paths and room to play fetch.
Take a leisurely stroll along the paths at Maitland Park's namesake park.
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Goldman Park Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Goldman Park, Milwaukee sell after 29 days on the market compared to the national average of 55 days. The median sale price for homes in Goldman Park, Milwaukee over the last 12 months is $313,000, up 5% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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